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Badminton World Ranking 2026 - Badminton Ranking Men

The Badminton World Rankings showcase the latest BWF standings across major categories, including Men’s Singles and Men’s Doubles. These rankings highlight the top players and pairs competing on the global stage.

Stay informed with regularly updated rankings that reflect players’ performances in international tournaments. The ranking points are updated frequently, ensuring accurate and current standings.

Track the dominance of leading shuttlers and pairs while also following rising stars making their mark in world badminton through consistent performances and achievements.

Men Badminton Rankings

The latest BWF Men's Singles World Rankings are led by China's Shi Yuqi, who holds the top spot with an impressive 1,06,805 points. Thailand's Kunlavut Vitidsarn follows in second place with 98,265 points, while Denmark's Anders Antonsen secures the third position with 94,055 points. These rankings reflect the exceptional form and consistency of the world's leading badminton stars.

Rank Player Team Points
1 Shi Yuqi China 1,06,805
2 Kunlavut Vitidsarn Thailand 98,265
3 Anders Antonsen Denmark 94,055
4 Christo Popov France 85,962
5 Jonatan Christie Indonesia 83,631
6 Chou Tien-chen Chinese Taipei 82,080
7 Li Shifeng China 74,783
8 Lin Chun-yi Chinese Taipei 73,414
9 Kodai Naraoka Japan 69,400
10 Alex Lanier France 68,565
11 Lakshya Sen India 68,223
12 Victor Lai Canada 64,445
13 Loh Kean Yew Singapore 64,020
14 Alwi Farhan Indonesia 63,549
15 Weng Hongyang China 60,781
16 Toma Junior Popov France 56,317
17 Kenta Nishimoto Japan 56,099
18 Yushi Tanaka Japan 53,925
19 Yu Jen Chi Chinese Taipei 53,037
20 Ayush Shetty India 52,579
21 Koki Watanabe Japan 51,430
22 Lu Guangzu China 50,970
23 Lee Cheuk-yiu Hong Kong, China 49,833
24 Rasmus Gemke Denmark 48,614
25 Leong Jun Hao Malaysia 46,659
26 Wang Zhengxing China 45,531
27 Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul Thailand 45,255
28 Nhat Nguyen Ireland 45,021
29 Kidambi Srikanth India 44,425
30 Angus Ng Ka Long Hong Kong, China 43,769
31 Jia Heng Jason Teh Singapore 43,158
32 Brian Yang Canada 41,585
33 Haseena Sunil Prannoy India 41,554
34 Arnaud Merkle France 41,244
35 Yudai Okimoto Japan 40,934
36 Lee Chia-hao Chinese Taipei 40,742
37 Wang Tzu-wei Chinese Taipei 39,299
38 Jeon Hyeok Jin South Korea 36,880
39 Magnus Johannesen Denmark 36,732
40 Jason Gunawan Hong Kong, China 36,060
41 Prahdiska Bagas Shujiwo Indonesia 35,783
42 Tharun Mannepalli India 35,596
43 Moh. Zaki Ubaidillah Indonesia 35,221
44 Justin Hoh Malaysia 34,152
45 Anthony Sinisuka Ginting Indonesia 33,819
46 Wang Po-Wei Chinese Taipei 33,460
47 Li Yang Su Chinese Taipei 33,128
48 Kiran George India 32,490
49 Julien Carraggi Belgium 31,959
50 Muhamad Yusuf Indonesia 30,960
51 Kalle Koljonen Finland 29,230
52 Minoru Koga Japan 28,770
53 Jonathan Matias Brazil 28,167
54 Hai Dang Nguyen Vietnam 27,980
55 Hu Zhean China 27,846
56 Mithun Manjunath India 27,770
57 Sholeh Ali Sadikin Aidil Malaysia 27,710
58 Liao Jhuo-Fu Chinese Taipei 27,120
59 Harry Huang England 26,934
60 Daniil Dubovenko Israel 26,843
61 Kantaphon Wangcharoen Thailand 26,838
62 Aria Dinata Croatia 26,489
63 Ditlev Jaeger Holm Denmark 26,151
64 Joakim Oldorff Finland 26,044
65 Zhu Xuan Chen China 25,815
66 Dong Tian Yao China 25,040
67 Lee Zii Jia Malaysia 24,715
68 Yoo Taebin South Korea 24,129
69 Richie Duta Richardo Indonesia 24,091
70 Misha Zilberman Israel 23,947
71 Huang Ping-Hsien Chinese Taipei 23,530
72 Shogo Ogawa Japan 23,170
73 Saneeth Dayanand Shimoga India 22,789
74 Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo Indonesia 22,740
75 Ting Yen-Chen Chinese Taipei 22,519
76 Eogene Ewe Malaysia 22,515
77 Priyanshu Rajawat India 22,470
78 Riki Takei Japan 22,150
79 Wang Yu-Kai Chinese Taipei 22,080
80 Choi Ji Hoon South Korea 22,005
81 Kevin Cordon Guatemala 21,704
82 Bismo Raya Oktora Indonesia 21,570
83 Mark Shelley Alcala USA 21,432
84 Sankar Muthusamy Subramanian India 21,220
85 Josh Nguyen Canada 20,887
86 Matthias Kicklitz Germany 20,778
87 Rithvik Sanjeevi Satish Kumar India 20,680
88 Cheam June Wei Malaysia 20,570
89 Park Sang Yong South Korea 20,354
90 Viktor Axelsen Denmark 20,290
91 Jing Hong Kok Malaysia 20,287
92 Viren Nettasinghe Sri Lanka 20,270
93 Dumindu Abeywickrama Sri Lanka 20,240
94 Christian Adinata Indonesia 20,010
95 Enogat Roy France 19,988
96 Alap Mishra India 19,820
97 Manraj Singh India 19,780
98 Yohanes Saut Marcellyno Indonesia 19,760
99 Dmitriy Panarin Kazakhstan 19,614
100 Uriel Francisco Canjura Artiga El Salvador 19,296
101 Dominik Kwinta Poland 19,146
102 Dendi Triansyah Indonesia 19,120
103 Cho Geonyeop South Korea 18,960
104 Adriano Viale Aguirre Peru 18,533
105 Garret Tan USA 18,519
106 William Boegebjerg Denmark 18,499
107 Kim Byung Jae South Korea 18,480
108 Fabio Caponio Italy 18,182
109 Donnians Oliveira Brazil 18,150
110 Ade Resky Dwicahyo Azerbaijan 17,957
111 Jakob Houe Denmark 17,810
112 Duc Phat Le Vietnam 17,380
113 Tushar Suveer India 17,230
114 Kuo Kuan Lin Chinese Taipei 17,130
115 Edward Lau New Zealand 17,051
116 Lakshay Sharma India 16,710
117 Lim Ming Hong Singapore 16,560
118 Xiaodong Sheng Canada 16,310
119 Collins Valentine Filimon Austria 15,689
120 Mads Emil Christophersen Denmark 15,300
121 Tobias Kuenzi Switzerland 15,295
122 Giovanni Toti Italy 15,186
123 Dicky Dwi Pangestu Azerbaijan 15,133
124 Wang Zijun China 15,086
125 Huang Yu Kai Chinese Taipei 14,940
126 Rounak Chouhan India 14,930
127 Koo Takahashi Japan 14,670
128 Kauffmann Victor Oerding Denmark 14,540
129 Mikolaj Szymanowski Poland 14,491
130 Zhou Xinyu China 14,464
131 Clarence Villaflor Philippines 14,330
132 Gustav Bjorkler Sweden 14,324
133 Siddhanth Gupta India 14,280
134 Hein Htut Myanmar 14,266
135 Shashwat Dalal India 14,230
136 Takuma Obayashi Japan 14,010
137 Kai Hern Huan Malaysia 13,920
138 Bharat Raghav India 13,890
139 Ong Zhen Yi Malaysia 13,850
140 Enrico Asuncion USA 13,745
141 Sathish Kumar Karunakaran India 13,487
142 Riku Hatano Japan 13,390
143 Julien Scheiwiller Switzerland 13,248
144 Akira Hanada Japan 13,210
145 Meiraba Luwang India 13,140
146 Wu Zhe Ying Chinese Taipei 12,970
147 Anirv Reddy Chamakura USA 12,930
148 Shaurya Gullaiya Canada 12,870
149 Cholan Kayan England 12,818
150 Alvaro Leal Spain 12,816
151 Timothy Lock Canada 12,768
152 Christopher Vittoriani Italy 12,740
153 Jia Wei Joel Koh Singapore 12,654
154 Ginpaul Sonna India 12,640
155 Tan Jia Jie Malaysia 12,610
156 Pranay Katta India 12,500
157 Noah Haase Netherlands 12,291
158 Orijit Chaliha India 12,240
159 B M Rahul Bharadwaj India 12,100
160 Sacha Leveque France 12,070
161 Lei Lanxi China 12,060
162 Bharath Latheesh United Arab Emirates 12,020
163 Karan Rajan Rajarajan Denmark 11,960
164 Oei Kian-Yu Germany 11,953
165 Kavin Thangam Kavin India 11,940
166 Arthur Wakhevitsch France 11,840
167 Lee Jan Jireh Malaysia 11,630
168 Ephraim Stephen Sam Australia 11,406
169 Darshan Pujari India 11,336
170 Cho Hyeon Woo South Korea 11,297
171 Milan Dratva Slovakia 11,190
172 Adham Hatem Elgamal Egypt 11,130
173 Tarun Reddy Katam India 11,080
174 Nicolas A Mueller Switzerland 11,031
175 Noda, Toma Japan 11,030
176 Sun Chao China 11,000
177 Cheng Ju-Sheng Chinese Taipei 10,980
178 Wolfgang Gnedt Austria 10,962
179 Pranay Shettigar India 10,900
180 Kim Hae Deun South Korea 10,870
181 Dhruv Negi India 10,710
182 Ethan Rose England 10,700
183 Bruno Carvalho Portugal 10,645
184 Pablo Abian Spain 10,545
185 Kai Niederhuber Austria 10,528
186 Numair Shaik India 10,420
187 Sanskar Saraswat India 10,250
188 Dimitar Yanakiev Bulgaria 10,170
189 Douce Lucas Mauritius 10,070
190 Markus Barth Norway 10,065
191 Arya Bhivpathaki India 9,960
192 Jeppe Bruun Christensen Denmark 9,950
193 Chia Hung Lu Chinese Taipei 9,950
194 Wongsup Wongsup-In Thailand 9,882
195 Karono Karono Indonesia 9,830
196 David Kim Kristensen Denmark 9,770
197 Tan Kean Wei Malaysia 9,720
198 Koshiro Moriguchi Japan 9,550
199 Driss Bourroum Morocco 9,460
200 Raghu Mariswamy India 9,400
Latest Updates
  • About Badminton World Rankings
    May 17 2026
    The BWF World Rankings are the official global standings for professional badminton players across singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. Updated weekly by the Badminton World Federation (BWF), these rankings determine tournament seedings, player qualification pathways, and overall performance consistency throughout the season.
  • How the BWF Ranking System Works
    May 17 2026

    Players earn ranking points by competing in BWF-sanctioned tournaments.

    Points vary based on tournament level and finishing position — higher-tier events offer more points.

    Rankings follow a rolling 52-week cycle, meaning points expire after a year.

    A player or pair’s ranking is calculated from their 10 best performances within this period.

    Regular updates reflect form, participation, and results across the World Tour.

  • Importance of World Rankings
    May 17 2026

    Tournament Seeding: Higher-ranked players receive favourable draws at major events.

    Qualification: Rankings influence entry into prestigious competitions, including Olympic Games and World Championships.

    Performance Tracking: They offer a reliable measure of a player’s progress, consistency, and position in world badminton.

    National Impact: Strong rankings enhance a player’s status within their national federation and boost sponsorship opportunities.

  • What to Expect in the 2026 05 17 Season
    The 2026 05 17 BWF season features a full calendar of Super 1000, Super 750, Super 500, Super 300, and Super 100 events that contribute to world ranking points. With new competitive cycles, intensified match schedules, and growing global participation, rankings are expected to fluctuate sharply as top stars and rising talents compete for supremacy.
  • How to Use This Ranking Page
    May 17 2026

    Track updated weekly standings for Men’s and Women’s Singles & Doubles.

    Analyse player movements, ranking points, and season progress.

    Access quick links to player profiles, statistics, and recent match results.

    Visit regularly for the latest changes as tournament outcomes reshape the leaderboard.

Stay updated with the latest Badminton Ranking Men

1. How are the BWF World Rankings calculated?

The BWF World Rankings are determined by the sum total of points earned by a player or pair in the preceding 52 weeks.

2. How many tournaments are counted?

Only the 10 highest-scoring events by a player or pair over the last 52 weeks are counted towards their World Ranking. If a player/pair has participated in fewer than 10 tournaments, all of them are counted.

3. How are ranking points awarded?

Points are awarded based on two main factors:

1. Tournament Level: Higher-tier tournaments (e.g., Super 1000, World Championships, Olympic Games) award more points.

2. Tournament Stage: The further a player/pair progresses in the event (Winner, Runner-up, Semi-finalist, etc.), the more points they earn.

4. When are the rankings published?

The official BWF World Rankings are typically updated and published every Thursday.

5. What happens if two players have the same number of points?

If two or more players/pairs have an identical number of points, the player/pair who has played in the most tournaments will be ranked higher. If the points and number of tournaments are identical, they are ranked equal.

6. What are the five disciplines that have BWF Rankings?

The BWF maintains separate World Rankings for five disciplines: Men's Singles (MS), Women's Singles (WS), Men's Doubles (MD), Women's Doubles (WD), and Mixed Doubles (XD).

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